A woman who was served by Trump at a McDonald's drive-thru shares details about their viral exchange.

On Sunday, a Pennsylvania mom who was served by former President Trump at McDonald's shared the one request she made of him when he unexpectedly appeared at the drive-thru window.

At a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, Trump prepared and offered french fries to customers, simultaneously attacking his 2024 rival, Vice President Harris, for supposedly fabricating her past work experience at the fast food chain.

A video of Nayara Andrejczyk arriving at the drive-through window where Trump was waiting for his order became popular online, with viewers focusing on a comment she made to the former president during their brief encounter.

Andrejczyk pleaded, 'Mr. President, please prevent the U.S. from turning into my native Brazil.'

Trump assured the crowd through the drive-thru window that they would make it better than ever, while shaking hands with someone.

An interview on "The Story" Monday asked a Pennsylvania resident, who moved to the U.S. from Brazil 26 years ago, about a remark.

"My parents, victims of Brazilian and government corruption, lost a successful business 30 years ago, prompting our move to the United States," she told anchor Martha MacCallum.

"She expressed her gratitude for the country and her love for it, adding that she did not want to see it become as corrupt as Brazil, where politicians act with impunity and disregard for the people's accountability."

Andrejczyk was unaware that the former president would be working at the drive-thru window until she started hearing excitement in the car in front of her.

""We knew something was up due to the high level of security, but it was a great surprise to see him there. He's a very charismatic and relatable person," she said."

Trump's short interaction with Andrejczyk felt like meeting a friend.

"Donald Trump shook hands with my kids in the back seat, and they were amazed. I won't wash my hands for a while because he was so genuine. He's a sincere person."

While cooking fries and serving customers, Trump praised the branch manager and pledged to improve America if elected president again, as reported by Planet Chronicle Digital's Brooke Singman.

Supporters of Trump have emphasized the security measures taken during his McDonald's visit, while critics have accused it of being staged online.

On Monday, Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, Trump's running mate, addressed the media scrutiny on Planet Chronicle' "America's Newsroom."

"Given the security threats on his life, the president must have security, as there have been two attempts on his life in the last eight weeks. He cannot simply walk into a McDonald's and sign a W-9 to be put on the payroll. That is not how it works," he stated.

Vance stated, "He was interacting with people, talking to employees, giving them food, and doing what he does best, which is being among the people and talking to them about what they care about. He showed genuine interest in the employees and their lives, where they came from, and what they were actually doing in their job, something that cannot be staged or faked."

Planet Chronicle' Kristine Parks and Stepheny Price contributed to this report.